That looks amazingGot mine a few weeks ago. It's currently getting an ARF dial. Such a great watch
This version is just fine OOTB.
Thank you sir. That's still stock Noob, it's not visible at a distance, but close up you notice the fat subdials. But it's not as visible as on the black dial version.That looks amazing
Btw where did you buy the Arf dial, I am looking to buy the ceramic and steel dials as well as the bezels. I think I did read that they were available from intime or Mr time but cannot find the post now
Yes, the fat dials do not look noticeable at distant. It will look awesome with the ARF dial.Thank you sir. That's still stock Noob, it's not visible at a distance, but close up you notice the fat subdials. But it's not as visible as on the black dial version.
I got my parts through puretime, but any TD should be able to get it for you.
Maybe they are inexperienced with QC, just a thought.People like to share around their qc pics nowadays asking for opinion it's especially annoying when they themselves don't see any issue
If you don't see any flaw then accept it and wear it with pride!
Let’s bring this thread to 2019!
I’ve been lurking, looking and reading on the new movement in the noob Daytona.
Lots of people mention problems with reliability? Any issues with you guys?
Let’s bring this thread to 2019!
I’ve been lurking, looking and reading on the new movement in the noob Daytona.
Lots of people mention problems with reliability? Any issues with you guys?
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They are very reliable movements. Keyless is finicky when removing/refitting the stem but other than that they are solid.
I've had mine since May last year and no problem whatsoever.Let’s bring this thread to 2019!
I’ve been lurking, looking and reading on the new movement in the noob Daytona.
Lots of people mention problems with reliability? Any issues with you guys?
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